Steam & Excursion > 844 in the Cold.

Back in April 0f 2010, we were set up on the overpass at Archer, Wyoming, (now gone), and it was COLD, with a nasty Wyoming wind to go along with it. Estimated wind chill somewhere around 15 degrees.  While waiting for the 844, I discovered that the battery in my video camera had quit in the cold.  As I was walking back to my spot from the car with a fresh battery, the train showed up.  I was only able to get this grab shot.
As a note, while we were waiting, Lynn Nystrom swung by in the crew chase truck and gave us the horselaugh.
Thanks for looking, and as always comments welcome.

Brian Black
Castle Rock, CO

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Nice! If Lynn was driving the support vehicle, wonder who was the Fireman.

Ed Dickens ??

First-rate view!
Bob

HotWater Wrote:
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> Nice! If Lynn was driving the support vehicle,
> wonder who was the Fireman.

Rick Braunschweig?

bankshotone Wrote:
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> HotWater Wrote:
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> > Nice! If Lynn was driving the support vehicle,
> > wonder who was the Fireman.
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> Rick Braunschweig?

That would be my guess.

Great shot!

Bob Kreiger is another possibility isn't it, when did Ted Schulte join as well?   I  saw a horse trailer flipped beytween there and Egbert that day one little area was slicker than snot.

dan Wrote:
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> Bob Kreiger is another possibility isn't it, when
> did Ted Schulte join as well?   I  saw a horse
> trailer flipped beytween there and Egbert that day
> one little area was slicker than snot.

Im pretty sure Bob retired circa 2003.

Great shot!
Sue